Word: roare
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Tiger comes down with roar and claw; he hopes to win today...
...this was a far cry from the silly little buzzings of the boy of 1912. These young men, veterans of a world war, and the finest operators and radio engineers the world possesses, relayed this particular message from Chicago and Roswell, N. Mex. When the tests were completed, the roar from all of those who had restrained themselves and remained quiet for the test, was amazing. The writer sat through this test, and he confesses that nothing in all his life thrilled him quite so deeply, as listening to Chicago request Roswell, New Mexico, to be sure that...
...trying comedy. Threats, cajolery, and opera bouffe tactics having failed, she will prove her sincerity by tickling the Allies into good humor and assuring the world of her childlike simplicity. Taking French leave of a German prison is drollery itself. And the notion of a reward should bring a roar of laughter from those who know Germany's financial state. "Laugh and the world laughs with you" is still a live adage across the Rhine. It will be interesting to see whether the convict-clown will be finally discovered playfully torpedoing canal barges in the proposed trans-Alpine waterway...
...Captain Kane, Coach Fisher and the players on their victory over Yale. We wish that we could express here also the admiration and gratitude which the College has for its team. But to do that fittingly we would have to reproduce in all its intensity that one heart stirring roar that began with Buell's run-back, reached its height at Owen's touchdown and has not entirely subscribed yet. That being impossible the best we can do is to add one final YEAY...
...noise is not all. There are two technical points that make all the difference between a dull, heavy roar and spirited singing. Roll every r: "rrrip 'em thrrrough!" And sing as staccato as possible by putting an h before each vowel. Really "Hit the line for Harvard;" make "The cheers frrrom the Harvard hosts rrring high" mean something; and on the last line of the Marseillaise don't sing a feeble "Anon to victory," but a short, snappy prophetic: "hon hon to victory." ABBOTT LOW MOFFAT...